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Four Study Tips for a Distance Learner
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Four Study Tips for a Distance Learner
If you're looking to get or complete your post-secondary education, but your job,
family, or life commitments prevent you from attending school, then a course in
distance learning can help you get that education at a time and place of your
choosing. While it can be convenient and relaxing, it's important to remember
that it's still a college education, and distance learning in Toronto can still be
challenging. Here's a few tips to ensure you complete your education effectively.
1. Make a schedule and stick to it
When something can take place without a set schedule, the temptation is to
let it slide, and do it "later," with later translating into "never." If you don't
set aside specific time for your schooling, it's entirely possible that it won't
get done. Even if it's not during the 9-5 workday, you still need to
specifically block some time off to get your studying and work done, and
stick with it.
2. Set specific goals
It's not just enough to say "now I will work on my school stuff." Two hours
in the eveningiswasted if you don'taccomplish anythingin that time. If you
have notes to read, resolve yourself to finish them that evening. If you have
an essay to write, get a certain amount of words done. Setting goals for
yourself also has the advantage of ensuring you stick to your work, and
don't wander onto social media or Youtube.
3. Choose a study space in advance
Before your education even begins, figure out where you're going to work
when it comes time. If you're at home, figure out a spot where you can be
undisturbed and undistracted. It's entirely possible that your home isn't
even the best place to work, and you're better off clearing out and heading
to a library, community centre, or even a coffee shop somewhere. Only you
know what will work for you, but the important part is to figure it out
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before you begin.
4. Don't over think the prep work
At the same time, don't waste too much effort building your ideal study
space. You know, making coffee, getting snacks, maybe a pillow and blanket
if it's cold, shooing everyone away, queuing up music, all those things. I've
heard it referred to as "building a nest" before, and it's entirely possible to
waste your study timepreparingto study if you're not careful. While it isn't
always the case, if there's little problems or distractions with your study
space, it may be better to grit your teeth and keep working then waste time
moving to another one.
Author:Jason White